Exam 8: Socioemotional Development in Early Childhood

Which of the following is an example of gender typing?

Which disciplinary method is most likely going to result in the parent modeling effective conflict resolution for their child?

Amanda is sitting next to Ben in the block area. They are both building their own tower. They are not talking to one another and they are not sharing blocks. Amanda and Ben are engaging in:

A person's general emotional evaluation of one's own worth is called:

Excluding someone from social activities, withdrawing friendship, spreading rumors, or humiliating the person is known as _____ and is more common in _____.

Rough-and-tumble play peaks at the age of:

Which discipline technique is most likely to result in a child showing higher rates of emotional and social problems than other children?

Jeffrey tells other children to get out of his yard in a mean voice. His friends cheer him on and praise him for being tough. When his sister asks him to stop being mean, he ignores her. Jeffrey's behavior is consistent with which explanation of gender role development?

The most common form of aggression seen in early childhood is instrumental aggression.

The effects of child maltreatment are dependent on culture.

Empathy is the capacity to understand another person's emotion.

Jon's parents are warm and sensitive. They hug him and praise him every day. His parents also are strict in rule setting. When Jon got his first bicycle, they sat down with him and talked about safety and the rules associated with bike riding. They asked Jon what he thought would be a fair distance to ride away from the house and together came up with a route he could take. What type of parenting style describes Jon's parents?

Young children maintain their positive views about themselves because they do not yet engage in:

Children from _____ cultures in which children's relationships with others are stressed, people live in extended families, and work is shared tend to promote prosocial values and behavior more than other types of cultures.

Erikson's third stage of psychosocial development is:

Parents who focus on their own needs rather than those of the child have a(an):

Which theoretical perspective is consistent with a contextual explanation of gender role development?

Children who are born premature are not at greater risk for child maltreatment.

Kevin's parents have set the rule that he must clean up his toys every night as part of his bedtime routine. One night, he fell asleep before he cleaned up. He woke up crying after he realized that he didn't put his toys away before bedtime. What stage is Kevin illustrating?

Which type of motor skills are exercised through rough-and-tumble play?